My hope is in approaching myself and others with compassion, saying “no” when I need to, and being open to hearing “no” from others can be a starting point for seeking ways to adjust our culture. My hope is that we come to value each other too much to ever want anyone to harm themselves to give us a yes answer. As leaders, it’s up to us to make room for ourselves and each other to be human.
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How Big is Your Plate? Navigating the Work “Buffet”
When someone asks how you’re doing, how do you generally reply? If you’re like me, you probably...
Preserve your Ability to Serve: Know the Phases of Mission-Driven Burnout
Burnout is a terrible, draining experience for everyone. But did you know that it's even worse...